Vector Calculus II Concepts with Examples by Prof. Somesh Kr. Malhotra

Vector Calculus II Concepts with Examples by Prof. Somesh Kr. Malhotra
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Explore advanced topics in vector calculus including gradient, divergence, curl, and theorems like the Divergence Theorem and Stokes' Theorem. Follow along with examples presented in Cartesian, spherical, and cylindrical coordinates to deepen your understanding of vector calculus concepts.

  • Vector Calculus
  • Examples
  • Prof. Malhotra
  • Advanced Concepts
  • Coordinate Systems

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  1. VECTOR CALCULUS-II Er.Somesh Kr Malhotra Assistant Professor ECE Department,UIET

  2. DEL OPERATOR in spherical coordinates

  3. GRADIENT For Cartesian coordinates

  4. GRADIENT

  5. EXAMPLE1

  6. EXAMPLE 2

  7. DIVERGENCE where v is the volume enclosed by the closed surface S in which P is located.

  8. DIVERGENCE In cylindrical coordinates In spherical coordinates

  9. DIVERGENCE

  10. DIVERGENCETHEOREM

  11. EXAMPLE 2

  12. EXAMPLE 2

  13. EXAMPLE 3

  14. EXAMPLE 3

  15. EXAMPLE 3

  16. EXAMPLE 3

  17. CURL

  18. CURL

  19. CURL

  20. CURL

  21. CURL

  22. STOKESTHEOREM

  23. STOKESTHEOREM

  24. EXAMPLE 4

  25. EXAMPLE 4

  26. EXAMPLE 5

  27. EXAMPLE 5

  28. EXAMPLE 5

  29. EXAMPLE 5

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